The title's exclamation points track an insecure teen's clamor for attention, on an intensifying scale: emphasis, overkill, hysteria.
"You can lose an election before Election Day," said Jason Mauk, executive director of the Ohio Republican Party, which is intensifying its emphasis on early voting for the first time.
Intensified emphasis on these issues - and drawing a sharp distinction against those who have supported past job-killing pacts - is proving to be a lifeline in some races.
The lessons provided indicate where training of undergraduate and postgraduate medical, midwifery and nursing students need to be intensified, with emphasis on evidence-based practice and adherence to protocols.
In the Coe era, the Fellowship's international outreach intensified, with an emphasis on a private, faith-based diplomacy that scored several quiet triumphs but also invited a darker interpretation of the Fellowship's motivations.
We would argue that it is vital for low- and middle-income countries and their donor partners to maintain, and even intensify, the current emphasis on lowering mother and child deaths and ending AIDS, TB, and malaria, especially in the more complex world of the SDGs where it would be easy to lose focus.
Under active surveillance, the DVS's personnel are required to be on the alert by intensifying disease search for RVF disease with emphasis on areas that experienced the disease in both humans and animals during the last outbreak of 2006/2007.
Yes, there was a mignonette for the oysters and, for the shrimp, a traditional cocktail sauce, its zest intensified by an extra emphasis on fresh horseradish.
I believe this decision will only intensify an already disturbing emphasis on grades that distracts students from developing a sincere love of learning.
Since the Diabetes Control and Complications Trial (DCCT) showed that tighter control reduces complication rates, there has been more emphasis on intensified insulin therapy.
